Sentence examples for management of dehydration from inspiring English sources

Step 3 concerns management of dehydration, of 62% (252/410) children diagnosed as dehydrated only 1% (3/252) were correctly managed with ReSoMal; 27% (68/252) were prescribed ORS while 26% (66/252) were prescribed intravenous fluids despite none being in shock.

Once admitted, the patient was treated according to standard hospital protocols, based largely on WHO protocols for management of dehydration in children.

Similarly correct management of dehydration, hypoglycaemia and hypothermia, and the correct feeding of severely malnourished children were lacking (Table 7).

This finding might explain the reduction in hypertension and deaths in patients with diarrhea-associated HUS through earlier intervention, including management of dehydration in children before onset of HUS, which has been shown to improve outcome (20).

For the DHAKA study, all data were collected by research nurses without extensive experience in the management of dehydration in children, in order to ensure that the results would be as generalizable as possible to frontline health workers in other resource-limited settings.

Some meat products involve drying previously frozen pork meat, which makes the knowledge of sorption characteristics very important for the design and management of meat dehydration processes.

Once enrolled in the programme, families with young children receive Plumpy'doz for eight months, in addition to Aquatab water-purification tablets and oral rehydration salts for the management of diarrhoeal dehydration.

In addition, case management of severe dehydration with and without malnutrition is being strengthened and the focus is now on mobilizing a network of community health promoters to move from door to door with health hygiene education messages.

Accurate assessment of the degree of dehydration in the emergency department (ED) remains a diagnostic challenge, but is crucial to the appropriate management of dehydrated children.

The MOH disburses funds to these cooperatives once per quarter on the basis of key health indicators, including number of households using insecticide-treated bed nets, appropriate management of diarrhea-related dehydration, and accurate data reporting in iCCM registers.

The basis of management is pain relief, prevention of dehydration and adequate nutrition.